Awesome, and than you request a copy of the part... That's how you really freeze fusion! LOL But anyways, awesome tutorial.

THANK YOU

this works great, but when i try to scale it, it will get distorted. The reason for this is the polygon which is the base for the loft (14:33). If I chance the size in the first sketch, the loft Polygon gets out of the pentagram shape which will screw up the dodecahedron. Is there a trick to lock the Polygonshape of the pentagon at 14:33? & Thanks for the brilliant method!

Hi, how i could make the body at 14:36 shell, tried with the tool but is showing and error THANKS

Thanks for the video, very helpful to make emboss work on complex surfaces !

great video thank you!

It's harder than I thought. I thought you just do sketch of the base and then do some spiral extrusion.

Great video

this is very cool! this really demonstrates the possibilities of experimenting and having fun with the program!

Hi there. Do you know how to connect two current/voltage meters in a symmetric/dual power supply with the positive and negative rails sharing the same common ground? I have tried and for some unknown reason when both negative and positive outputs are under load, the positive amp meter always shows 0, but the negative shows a proper load. If I apply a load individually to the positive output or to the negative output separately, then both works ok and shows the correct amp load. But the problem is only with both positive and negative load connected concurrently, then the positive amp display shows 0, although the voltmeter reading is showing the correct voltage. Any ideas?

Thanks for this! I would always get a crash doing the way the tutorial shows. This helps me avoid the crash.

2:02 actual beginning

I wanted to make a design with a few hundred panels in the end during my pattern on path, I used two panels with one which was a bit shorter to give some additional design and duplicated this. When I try the thicken operation on my selection set of 300 it uses all my 32GB of RAM and freezes. I left it for 30 mins but no luck, is there a way around this ?

Wow exactly what I was looking for! Fusion is so non-intuitive, that without wonderful little videos like this I would never figure that out!.

You would weep if you had seen how I was doing this before haha. Thanks!

This is fascinating, I want to learn the math behind it, Can you help me on that, any kind of articles or books ... ...

I think I'm going to have t watch it again, maybe more, like 30 times. :D Love the step by step. Wonderful exercise to get familiar with this process.

Hey, Kristian we miss you!

Great approach! I was trying for hours but couldnt get it right. Then I saw your video and it made click in my head :D

wow. i was "successful" taking on the same first approach as yourself but encountered the same issue with the selectable faces. Cheers to you

J'adore 😮

J'adore

You are a very good teacher and explained this extremely well - Thank you!

WOW. I have never used fusion 360 like thaat! Amazing!

Legend, thank you

This is so good. You teach not only how to do the vase but also how to use fusion more effectively. Thanks.

Thanks

Thanks this tutorial really helped me get what I needed.

Hello Kristian. Can you tell me how to make this into a sheet metal work and then if it's possible make a flat pattern?

I am in my second month learning F360 and I am overwhelmed at the power of the software and how many different ways something can get done. In simply terms if i start out with a shelled box what is the best approach to create the same repeating pattern for each wall. Would i need to create sketch and extrusion for each axis or is their an easy way to reuse the pattern. Thank you in advance.

Exactly what i was looking for, thanks!

Awesome!

Hi, I'm new to the 3d printing world. I am trying to to the pattern but with holes, the command HEX_WIDTH surely won't work. Any tips? thanks

Thanks

I’m not sure I even fully understand what I just followed, but it turned out great lol. Printing it right now. Thanks!

Great video. I can't believe I would be the only person with poor sketch hygiene - it seems like every F360 user could benefit from this.

Man thank you

A im going fast no no really so why i ask ? There is nothing better that teach supezr speed fast everyone will understand cool video

A im going fast no no really so why i ask ? There is nothing better that teach super speed fast everyone will understand cool video

question, do you use supports for the print

MAN you are a LEGEND! Thanks for the video, helped me a lot!

great tutorial... I don't understand why my waves, if I change the length parameters ,don't change the model

Three days in from being brand new to Fusion. I'm getting a crash, every time I attempt to emboss on this tutorial. Happens when I'm selecting the emboss surface. Have tried it without the circular ends and even tried the same thing on the top flat face of the Day 1 logo brick! Crashes every time!

Hi Kristian, thank you for your videos and i would like to know if you are able to modify the shape of an stl file for a simple shape like say a vase?

Great tutorial thanks, I'm just starting out with Fusion but I know my way around AutoCAD. Could you also explain / make a video how you did the S pattern version @18:43 please?

AWESOME you save my life bro

Unfortunately you didn't respect basic rules of Fusion 360 design at the end. Geometry needs to be fully constrained. The reason for this, as you would well know, is for easy modifications using parameters (the very essence of parametric design).

Brilliant 🖖

This video was so valuable! I made some divider cards for my MTG deck boxes and wanted to save filament. The honeycomb pattern worked perfectly!

Another wonderful tutorial. Can you also teach how to make concrete mould for these ? 🙏